The Pennsylvania Heritage Festival

Pennsylvania Heritage Festival 2025 is a MUST SEE Event

Mark your calendars now for the 2025 Pennsylvania Heritage Festival featuring the historical buildings of
the Heritage Village, living–history demonstrations, exhibits, and hands-on activities, an outstanding
opportunity for an education into our past. Enjoy Craft and Direct Sales vendors as well as non-profit
organizations presenting their ‘mission.’ A Family oriented event with food , deserts and music by
Jacob Gilpin.
The central focus of the Heritage Village is the 1822 Gregory Inn, built to be a stage coach stop. The Carriage
House (circ 1880’s, is one of two remaining original Troy Fair buildings) houses an extensive collection of
horse drawn sleighs, buggies and wagons. Learn about how maple syrup is made at the Sugar House visit the
Children’s Church, Dr. Campbells Office and Porter’s Barber Shop. The Thomas One Room School will take
you back to an earlier era as will the General Store.
Browse the main museum, learn about the Civil Defense Disaster Hospital, and our newest exhibit the
reconstructed wooden silo and silo history, a walk through experience. Additional exhibits include: the tin
shop, blacksmith, PA Grange, textile, toys, and horse drawn farm equipment and much more.
The Pennsylvania Heritage Festival is held annually the 3rd weekend in September on the grounds of the
Heritage Village and Farm Museum, Alparon Park, Troy, PA.

Admission and Parking are FREE

Here is your chance to see the entire Heritage Village and Farm Museum at no admission cost.  While in the village, we are highlighting the newest exhibit The Reconstructed Wooden Silo.

A Look at Past Festival Happenings

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Pennsylvania Heritage Fesitval

New addition to the Heritage Village is this beautiful stone wall completed by Ken Ely of Good Neighbor Walls.

The PA Heritage Fesival promotes regional crafters, artisans, and agricultural producers from a variety of artistic disciplines, including broom making, photography, handmade jewelry, woodworkers, baked goods, and artwork of all types.  

Children’s Church

Charlie Rockwell and friends built this “Little” Children’s Church in 1937.

Farm Museum

The Farm Museum houses an extensive collection of rare farm inplements, tools and artifacts reflecting 200 years of the local agricultural heritage.